Vatican Supports Ukraine Ceasefire

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Trump says Vatican might host imminent Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks

Trump said that following a call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia and Ukraine will begin ceasefire negotiations that the Vatican might host.

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Trump fails to secure Ukraine ceasefire after Putin call: What’s next?

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Trump says Russia, Ukraine peace talks to begin 'immediately' after Putin chat

Exclusive: Ukraine pitches tougher Russia sanctions plan to EU as US wavers

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Ukrainians Brace for a Longer War as Trump Backs Off Cease-Fire Call

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‘There we go again’ — For war-weary Europe, Trump-Putin call yet another signal to ‘wake up’

Will Vance remark about US bailing on Ukraine encourage Putin to sink nascent peace talks?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cautioned that no one wins if the U.S. steps aside from the talks, except for Russia.

Ukraine war latest: 'Russia is trying to buy time to continue the war' — Zelensky says after Putin-Trump call

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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Moscow airports briefly shut after Russia claims it downed hundreds of drones

Airports in Moscow were briefly shut on Wednesday, after Russia claimed it shot down hundreds of Ukrainian drones.In a series of announcements, Russia's Defence Ministry said on Telegram that at least 376 Ukrainian drones were intercepted or destroyed on Wednesday.

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Pope Leo holds first meeting with Zelenskyy, prays for Ukraine ceasefire

After presiding over his official installation Mass after his election to the papacy, Pope Leo XIV held a private meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, shortly after the two had a phone call amid ongoing ceasefire talks.

Vatican could be a venue for Russia-Ukraine talks, Rubio says, after pope renews an offer to help

ROME — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Saturday that the Vatican could be a venue for Russia-Ukraine peace talks, taking up the Holy See’s longstanding offer after Pope Leo XIV vowed to personally make “every effort” to help end the war.